Atlas Mountains
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The Atlas Mountains span 2,500km across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, rising to 4,167m at Toubkal. A geologically complex range formed by the collision of Africa and Eurasia, the High Atlas receives winter snowfall and supports Berber communities at altitude. Toubkal sees thousands of climbers annually.
12
Mountains
4167 m
Highest Peak
Contour Overview
Mountains
Mount Toubkal (4167m)
4167 m
·Morocco
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2
Jbel M'Goun (4071m)
4071 m
·Morocco
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3
Jbel Rat (3781m)
3781 m
·Morocco
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2
Jbel Ayachi (3757m)
3757 m
·Morocco
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2
Jbel Tichki (3753m)
3753 m
·Morocco
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2
Jbel Tinergwet (3551m)
3551 m
·Morocco
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2
Jbel Bou Naceur (3340m)
3340 m
·Morocco
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2
Djebel Sirwa (3304m)
3304 m
·Morocco
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2
Djebel Chelia (2328m)
2328 m
·Algeria
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2
Djebel Aissa (2236m)
2236 m
·Algeria
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2
Djebel Ank (1544m)
1544 m
·Tunisia
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1
Djebel Chambi (1544m)
1544 m
·Tunisia
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1